Share Your Style #432

Happy end of June and welcome to this week’s Share Your Style #432, y’all! Thanks for understanding last week when I just couldn’t get the party going. I am back this week from a mini vacation down to visit my daughter in Austin. We hit up a city-wide vintage sale held inside Austin’s Civic Center and we found vintage and antique jewelry, some garden decor (I didn’t buy, actually), and fun oddities (Amy did!). Let’s see what all everyone has been up to these past two weeks…

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I am half-way done working out on the micro-sprinkler system out back. Now I need to swap out the drip pieces from last year as they get clogged and full of dirt/hard-water so that’s on the gardening menu over the next couple of weeks.

And the heat is here… Always the end of June. I imagine you do the same: get as much done in the early morning as you can before noon so you can get inside and hibernate from the sun and heat, lol!

Here’s what I shared this past week at French Ethereal…

The name says it all ~ A Sewing How-To for Father’s Day-Recycling Hubby’s L/S Shirts into Short-Sleeves

Let’s Decorate a Patriotic July 4th Porch ~ Summer Pinterest Challenge

And here are this week’s featured posts…

How to make a placemat: A knife, fork, and spoon nestled into the denim pocket on the placemat. — **Missy from Sonata Home Design** shares How to Make a Simple Reversible No-Sew Placemat. Fun!!! I love denim pockets for their repurpose possibilities!

America's favorite pastime table — **MaryJo from Master”Pieces” of My Life** brings us this summertime tablescape ~ Patriotic Table Design Inspired by America’s Favorite Pastime. Play ball, y’all! 🙂

**Lois from Walking on Sunshine** shares this yummy post ~ 4th of July Charcuterie Cups. Seriously delicious!

Congratulations to **Jeanie from The Marmelade Gypsy** for getting her book published! ~
Writing Your Memoir or Family Story. A great accomplishment!

how to make 4th of july snack mix — Red, White and Blue 4th of July Snack Mix is another yummy post from **Emily over at Hunny I’m Home DIY.** Yes!!!

**Debbie from Debbie-Dabble Blog** shares her gorgeous backyard in this post ~ Bright and Colorful Summer Back Patio, Part 1. Love it!!!

downtown Hot Springs Arkansas at sunset — **Heather from National Parks Mom** shares the Top 10 Things To Do in Hot Springs National Park.
Yes, time to go camp!

Thank You so much to everyone who linked up this past week. A special thank you to everyone for always promoting Share Your Style on your blog and on your social media channels! I do see it when I stop by and I appreciate the love. 💜

Enjoy the party, friends,

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8 thoughts on “Share Your Style #432”

Thanks, Barbara, for hosting weekly and having me over.
I will be back in a day or so to check out other entries. My entries this week are numbered #1+2
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Thanks so much for including me in your features, Barb. I really loved your July 4 decor! Happy weekend and holiday week!

Great features! Thank you for the link up and letting all of us, share with your readers, I appreciate it! Melynda @scratchmadefood!

Thank you so much for featuring my bandana placemat project! Have an awesome week!

Barb,
Thank you for the feature!! I will be giving you a Shout Out both on my Face Book page and in my next Blog post!! Also Thank You for hosting each week!! I truly appreciate all the work that you put into hosting a link party!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog

Thanks for hosting. Happy 4th of July.

Thanks for having us over, Barb. Have a great July 4th.

Barb, your trip to Austin sounds like it was really good fun – my kind of trip! Yes, the heat is on, and the grass is beginning to go dormant in my region. We finally got about 1/2″ of rain last night, but need more. It’s been exhausting to do anything much past 8am!
Thanks for hosting us. I love that American patriotic pastime tablescape!

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